14—The Daily Collegian Monday, Feb. 13, 1984
Gymwomen find bright side in loss
By RICK STOUCH '
Collegian Sports Writer
The women's gymnastics team (9-
4) lost to No. 2 Arizona State 179.1-
175.25 Friday night in Rec Hall, but
not without securing a small victory
in the process.
For Head Coach Judi Avener, the
defeat was not as important as the
margin. She did not expect her squad
to win, but in losing by less than four
points, the Lady Lions reached Aven
er's goal.
• • "We thought that we would be
really pleased if we could hold it to
under four points," Avener said, "be
cause four points, when you spread it
Out over all of the scores, is only two
tenths per girl on the average that
they would beat us by. And that
means they're just a little bit better
than us.
"On paper the teams are supposed
to be 10 points apart, so I feel great
that we held it to under fair points.
We found out tonight that we're not
necessarily in their league yet, but
we're not that far away. I feel terrific
about that.
"It wasn't a case of them having a
bad night and us having a great
night," she added. "I think both tea
iris had a subpar night, so I think the
relationship is s a true one."
Arizona State Coach John Spini
said some of his squad's routines
Were watered down and Kim Neal,
itrie of the Lady Sun Devil's best all-
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242 CALDER WAY STATE COLLEGE,:
arounders, did not compete in two
events because she is recovering
from the flu.
But the Lady Lions also had several
factors working against them. Part of
Penn State's problem was fatigue
after a three-match, four-day Mid
western swing that ended Tuesday
night.
"When they were on, they were
fine," Avener said, "but when they
were off, they just didn't have the
energy left to give. And they've been
giving so much all week long on the
road. I think they're pretty ex.; ,
hausted. I'm really pleased with how
long they've lasted up to this point."
In addition, the Lady Lions coming
off of seven road wins, could not
practice much on the trip and that
cost them on uneven parallel bars.
Penn State held a slim 45.2-44.9 lead
after vaulting, but
.a number of falls
on bars led to a deficit of 89.9-87.1.
Sophomore all-arounder Pam Lo
ree said the squad's perspective on
the meet changed after the bar com
petition.
"Mentally it was a job," Loree
said. "We just had to keep battling
and say, 'I can do it, I can do it.'
Everything took a little more effort
and a little bit more of a try, but it
worked.
"We really lost the lead by at least
two points after bars, so then we had
to accept that we could pull through,
but against a team like Arizona State,
we probably wouldn't."
Photo by Gregory P. Bullock
Holly Haupt of the women's gymnas-
tics team performs on the beam during
Saturday night's meet with Arizona
State at Rec Hall.
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